Civil Protection Targeted by Cyber Attack, Personal Data of Its Pirated Volunteers
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To confirm information from the Frenchbreaches specialized website, the Civil Protection acknowledges that it was a victim of piracy last March. The profiles of several hundred thousands of volunteers have reportedly been exfiled, a figure contested by the association. It states that it has lodged a complaint with the section to combat cybercrime of the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office. - The Civil Protection targeted by a cyber attack, personal…
In a context of increasing cyberattacks, Civil Protection has been targeted with hacking and data theft, the French Breakes website said on Friday, August 21. More than 525,000 profiles have reportedly been exfiled, a number that Civil Protection contests.
According to the Frenchbreaches website, more than 525,000 profiles have been exfiled, which the Civil Protection contests, evoking in particular "many duplicates in the file that leaked".
The Civil Protection, an accredited civil security association in France, reported this Friday that it had been the victim of computer hacking and data theft in March. The stolen data does not concern the persons taken care of by the association, according to its spokesman.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com A cyberattack dating back to March 2026 affects the National Federation of Civil Protection. More than 525,000 profiles of volunteers and former members, including minors, could be exposed, according to the specialized French Breaches website.
The Civil Protection announced on Friday that it had undergone a hacking of its eProtec platform in March. The leak concerns personal data and photos of volunteers, including minors. The association has filed a complaint with...
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